Business Interruption Insurance Cost

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What Is the Average Cost of Business Interruption Insurance?

Business interruption insurance, also called business income coverage, helps replace lost income if you can’t operate due to covered property damage. Business interruption insurance is included in a Business Owner’s Policy (BOP) with The Hartford, so you can’t purchase it as a standalone policy. Our customers’ average annual premium for a BOP was $1,019 or about $85 a month.1
Remember, business insurance costs will vary because every business is unique and faces different risks. Costs can also vary depending on your location, your risk of a covered peril or loss and the type of coverage you need. If your business is located in an area with an increased risk of natural disasters, like hurricanes, you may have to pay more for your coverage than businesses located inland.
 

Business Interruption Insurance Cost by Industry

Costs will vary for business insurance by industry, because each industry faces their own unique risks. Keep in mind that business interruption coverage, or business income coverage, is already included in your Business Owner’s Policy (BOP) with The Hartford. A BOP also includes general liability insurance and commercial property insurance coverage too.
 
Here’s what our customers paid on average annually for a Business Owner’s Policy (BOP):
Industria Average Annual Premium for a Business Owner’s Policy (BOP)
Business Consulting $1,026
Accountants $1,017
Ingeniería $1,281
Retail Stores $2,292
Restaurants $4,971 
Bakeries $1,721
Manufacturers $1,403
Photographers $804
 

What Factors Affect Business Interruption Insurance Costs?

The best way to learn more about your business interruption insurance cost is to obtener una cotización from The Hartford today. Keep in mind that insurance costs will vary. Insurance companies use different factors to determine your cost for business insurance, including:
 

Business Industry

Your exposure to risk influences how much you’ll pay for your premium. For instance, construction workers often face more risk than retail workers.
 

Business Location

Your geographical location can impact your insurance premium. For example, areas that experience more natural disasters often have an increased risk of property damage. This means certain zip codes and cities may see higher rates.
 

Claims History

Your claims history can also impact your business insurance cost. If you’ve submitted a large number of claims in the past, you will likely pay a higher rate. The more severe these claims are, the higher your cost can be as well.
 

Business Size

In many cases, larger businesses with higher sales or a large operating space can face more risks and might see higher premiums. Also, if your business has expanded its operations and increased in overall size, you’ll most likely need to get additional coverage too.
 

How To Save Money on Business Interruption Insurance

Without the protection of business insurance, your company would have to pay out of pocket for costly claims. If you’re ready to get business interruption insurance with your Business Owner’s Policy (BOP), be sure to consider these ways to save money:
 

Pay Your Premium Annually

Depending on your policy, you may have the option to pay your premium monthly. But if you pay the entire cost upfront each year, you could get a discount on your business insurance costs.
 

Raise Your Deductible

Your deductible is the amount you’ll pay out of pocket before your insurance company will cover a claim. By increasing your deductible, you may be able to lower your total insurance costs per month.
 

Bundle Your Insurance Policies

You can save money on business insurance by bundling essential coverages. For instance, a Business Owner’s Policy (BOP) combines business income insurance with commercial property insurance y general liability insurance into one convenient policy. There are additional coverages like professional liability insurance and data breach insurance that you can add to your BOP too.

Business Interruption Insurance Cost FAQs

The period of restoration for business income insurance begins when your business is physically damaged, and you need to shut down temporarily. It ends when your property is repaired and ready to reopen. Our standard business income coverage has a zero hour waiting period, which means coverage goes into effect when there’s a loss.
Al calculate your business income for insurance purposes, follow these simple steps:
 
  1. Calculate your total revenue.
  2. Subtract your business’s expenses and operating costs from your total revenue. This calculates your business’s earnings before tax.
  3. Deduct taxes from this amount to find you business’s net income. Your net income will be your business income.
The equation for business income is: business income = revenue - expenses

Get a Quote for Business Interruption Insurance

We’re an insurance company with more than 200 years of experience protecting businesses like yours. We’re committed to making it easy for small business owners to better protect their hard-earned income. That’s why we offer the ability to customize your Business Owner’s Policy (BOP) with specific business income coverage endorsements for even more protection. To get started, obtener una cotización from The Hartford today.
 
 
Última actualización: 1 de julio de 2024
 
Premium amounts presented are based on monthly premium paid by The Hartford's Small Business customers between 1/1/22 and 9/14/23 for 12-month policies. Premium is derived from a number of factors specific to your business and may vary.
 
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